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Quarter 1 - Week 4

The document is a weekly learner's module on the normal curve for grade 12 students. It discusses key concepts of the normal curve including standard scores, areas under the normal curve, and how to find probabilities and percentiles using the standard normal distribution table. Examples are provided to illustrate how to find areas under the normal curve corresponding to given z-scores, convert between z-scores and raw scores, and solve problems involving areas under the normal curve. Students are assigned activities for the week that involve calculating areas under the normal curve and converting them to percentages.

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Quarter 1 - Week 4

The document is a weekly learner's module on the normal curve for grade 12 students. It discusses key concepts of the normal curve including standard scores, areas under the normal curve, and how to find probabilities and percentiles using the standard normal distribution table. Examples are provided to illustrate how to find areas under the normal curve corresponding to given z-scores, convert between z-scores and raw scores, and solve problems involving areas under the normal curve. Students are assigned activities for the week that involve calculating areas under the normal curve and converting them to percentages.

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SAN ROQUE COLLEGE de CEBU

LILO-AN • CORDOVA • BOGO


“For the Greater Glory of God!”
www.srcds.edu.ph

WEEKLY LEARNER’S MODULE


S.Y 2021-2022
Subject: Statistics and Probability Level: GRADE XII
Quarter: First (Midterm) Week: 4 (Four)

NORMAL CURVE
I. Most Essential Learning Competency:
 Identifies regions under the normal curve corresponding to different standard normal values.
 Converts a normal random variable to a standard normal variable and vice versa.
 Computes probabilities and percentiles using the standard normal table.
II. Learning Objectives:
1. Determine areas under normal curve.
2. Graphs areas under normal curve.
3. Determines probabilities under normal curve.
4. Solves problems involving normal curve.

III. Topic: NORMAL CURVE

Resources: Next Century Mathematics Statistics and Probability

IV. Concept (Generalization):


 The standard scores or Z-score measures how many standard deviation a given value (x) is
above or below the mean. The z-score are useful in comparing observed values. A positive Z-
score indicates that the score or observed value is above or below the mean, whereas the
negative z-score indicates that the score or observed value is below the mean.
 Normal curve is a bell-shaped curve. It lies entirely above the horizontal axis. It symmetrical,
unimodal, and asymptotic to the horizontal axis. The area between the curve and the
horizontal axis is exactly equal to 1. Half the area is above the mean and the remaining half
is below the mean.
V. Discussion:
Areas under normal curve can be found using the areas under the Standard Normal Curve table. These
areas are regions under normal curve.
AREAS UNDER NORMAL CURVE

Example 1: Find the area between


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Step 1. Sketch the curve

Since 1.54 is positive. It is somewhere to the right of zero.

Step 2. Locate the area for from the Areas Under Normal Curve Table. Proceed down the column
mark z until you reach 1.5. Then proceed to the right along this row until you rich the column marked
4. The intersection of the row that contains 1.5 and the column mark 4 is the area. The area is 0.4382

Example 2. Find the area between


Step 1. Sketch the normal curve

Step 2. Let A = area between


= area between
area between
From the table,

Hence, the area between is 0.0581


Example 3. Find the area to the right of
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Step 1. Sketch the normal curve

Step 2. Let A = area to the right of


= area between

From the table,

----- since the area of half the curve is 0.5

Hence, the area to the right of is 0.0594

Example 4. Find the area between

Step 1. Sketch the normal curve

Since is negative, the area is located to the left of . The same table will be used to find the
area to the left of since the area to the left of zero is also negative.

Step 2. Locate the area of from the table.

Hence, the area to the right of is 0.4505


Example 5. Find the area between
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Step 1. Sketch the normal curve

Step 2. Let A = area between


= area between
area between

From the table,

Hence, the area between is 0.0606

Example 6. Find the area between

Step 1. Sketch the normal curve

Step 2. Let A = area between


= area between
area between

From the table,

Hence, the area between is 0.9099

STANDARD SCORES
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The z-score is found using the following equations:

A. For Sample

̅
where:

B. For Population

where:

Example 7. On a final examination in Biology, the mean was 75 and the standard deviation was 5. Determine
the standard score of a student who receive a score of 60 assuming that the score are normally
distributed.

Solution:

This indicates that 60 is 1.25 standard deviation below the mean

Example 7. On the first periodic exam in statistics, the population mean was 70 and the population standard
deviation was 9. Determine the standard score of the student who got a score of 88 assuming that
the scores are normally distributed.

Solution:

This indicates that 88 is 2 standard deviation above the mean

Example 7. Luz scored 90 in an English test and 70 in a Physics test. Scores in English test have a mean of 80
and a standard deviation of 10. Scores in Physics test have a mean of 60 and a standard deviation
of 8. In which subject was her standing better assuming that the scores in her English and Physics
class are normally distributed.
Solution:

For English For Physics


𝐱 𝐱 𝐱 𝐱
𝐳 𝐳
𝐬 𝐬

Her standing in Physics was better than her standing English. Her score in English was one standard deviation above the
mean of the scores in English whereas in Physics, her score was 1.25 standard deviation above the mean of the scores in
Physics.

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Example 8. In a Science Test, the mean score is 42 and the standard deviation is 5. Assuming the scores are
normally distributed, what percent of score is
a) greater than 48?
b) less than 50?

Solution: 𝐱 𝐱
a. 1. Convert the score 48 to z-score. 𝐳
𝐬
48 4
.2
5

2. Sketch the normal curve:

Let A = area to the right of


= area between
area of the half of the curve

From the table,

Hence, 11.51% of the scores is greater than 48

b. 1. Convert the score 50 to z-score.

𝐱 𝐱
𝐳
𝐬
50 4
.6
5

2. Sketch the normal curve:

Let A = area to the left of


= area of the half of the curve
area between
From the table,

Hence, 94.52% of the scores is greater than 50.

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SAN ROQUE COLLEGE de CEBU
LILO-AN • CORDOVA • BOGO

“For the Greater Glory of God!”


www.srcds.edu.ph

WEEKLY LEARNER’S MODULE


S.Y 2021-2022

Subject: Statistics and Probability Level: GRADE XII


Quarter: First (Midterm) Week: 4 (Four)
NORMAL CURVE

Name:__________________________________________ Grade & Sec.:_____________________________


Parent’s Signature: _______________________________ Date Submitted:___________________________

VI. Activities for the Week


SATURDAY
Study the given notes
MONDAY-FRIDAY
ACTIVITY 1.4
A. Directions: Find the area under normal curve in each of the following cases.

1. between
2. between
3. between
4. between
5. between
6. between
7. to the right of
8. to the right of
9. to the left of
10. to the left of

B. Directions: Find the indicated area under the normal curve and then convert it to percentage.

1. What percent of the area under normal curve is between ?

2. What percent of the area under normal curve is between ?

3. What percent of the area under normal curve is between ?

4. What percent of the area under normal curve is between ?

5. What percent of the area under normal curve is between ?

C. Directions: In a given normal distribution, the sample mean is 75 and the sample standard
deviation is 4. Find the corresponding standard score of the following values:

1. 69 6. 78
2. 85 7. 76
3. 70 8. 80
4. 65 9. 76
5. 78 10. 65

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SAN ROQUE COLLEGE de CEBU
LILO-AN • CORDOVA • BOGO

“For the Greater Glory of God!”


www.srcds.edu.ph

WEEKLY LEARNER’S MODULE


S.Y 2021-2022

Subject: Statistics and Probability Level: GRADE XII


Quarter: First (Midterm) Week: 4 (Four)
NORMAL CURVE

Name:__________________________________________ Grade & Sec.:_____________________________


Parent’s Signature: _______________________________ Date Submitted:___________________________

VII. Assessment

Directions: Solve what is asked in each problem below.

1. On a final examination in Mathematics, the mean was 76 and the standard deviation was 5.
Determine the standard score of the student who receive a score of 88 assuming the scores are
normally distributed.

2. On a test in Statistics, the mean is 65 and the standard deviation is 3. Assuming normality, what
is the standard score of a student who receives a score of 60?

3. Lody gets a score of 85 in Biology test and 80 in Math test. Scores in Biology test have a mean of
75 and standard deviation of 5. Scores in Math test have a mean of 76 and a standard deviation
of 4. In which subjects is her standing better assuming that the scores in the two subjects are
normally distributed?

4. The mean score and the standard score in the Statistics test are respectively equal to 80 and
2.5, whereas in the Mathematics test they are respectively equal to 70 and 2. If Beth got a score
of 85 in Statistics and a score of 75 in Mathematics, in which subject is her standing better
assuming normality in both subjects?

5. In an English test, the mean is 60 and the standard deviation is 6. Assuming the scores are
normally distributed, what percent of the score is:
a. greater than 65?
b. less than 70?
c. between 50 and 65?

Prepared by:

ULYSIS L. PEVIDA
SUBJECT TEACHER

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